Mother Coyote (former musical releases under her given name, Andriana Lehr) is rebirthing herself with a new moniker, and a new set of songs written and informed by the immense changes, both personal and collective, experienced in recent years. Inspired by the transition into motherhood and a deep journey into healing, her songs balance themes birth and death, and the seemingly endless spiral of soul searching that fills the spaces in between through the human experience. Mother Coyote brings forward storytelling that features raw truth and shines a light in the darkness for us all to look toward.

Mother Coyote Official Website

The music of Minneapolis-based Americana singer-songwriter Grant Glad transforms the day-to-day struggle of American living into foot-stomping, full-hearted anthems about chasing dreams and dancing while you do it. At times twangy, at times funky, his albums stretch the boundaries of several genres to produce something entirely new: songs that offer the loose, raw spirit of punk rock, the bold, driving rhythms of roots rock-and-roll, and the rich sense of personal history that makes classic country forever relevant.

Inspired by down-home, storytelling artists from John Prine to Bruce Springsteen to Uncle Tupelo, Grant Glad writes with a back-to-basics mentality, focusing on guitars, bass, drums, fiddle, and lyrics written by real people for real people. His first single “Dancing at the VFW” from A Place No One Belongs was featured as Song of the Day on 89.3 The Current in 2019. The ambling, acoustic single highlights lead singer Glad’s buoyant warble, evoking warm nostalgia for simpler days as well as the grim inevitabilities of age and change.

Grant is currently hard at work on a new album to be titled “One Man’s Story” which will do exactly as the title says, tell one man’s life story over the course of 9 brand new songs. You can hear the singles “Gunpowder at Dawn” and “When It’s Gonna End” on streaming services everywhere.

Grant Glad Official Website

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